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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-29

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living senss q1lFeri4x E0fa "a oool bFo0k
tzalsnsarss bls fAes elih pleasure
They ars al provided sita aekshoEa
soes eus from tbs thleksf. a. tue cad Of
each are a - yaFts q cotion t~iEs.
This = iteal aa< ~. they move softly,
taers aFs AZ s0nd s=<sis. 20 shouts a. tnes
-taks o1s' IN.
fhe enFiEonmsnt = the training os<ood
socizsy aad TIE says of The u0at afs 70
5Biag - those that seek them.
Nasn Agg . ~ 3os ent 0f a cotton hne
sn1 . trout a. ia olaef. there springs u2
rapp0ft Ihat bensats TIE o0g. saa the ooor
goaid Becoue. II ane, sonletaing oi = poet
OF geut.sMan-
our four ksmins wind throagh the iarm
aud follow n hr00k. "a & oa5biss tnro4ga
tns xrass. tamolIng oFsr heiges. 2ad strug-
slinz Eith other Sss...sdimsnts.
Their dAgs cStca eezsnt scarcely more
than d1zea spscklss nneeriings. shich
ines sci % nlins sfosf Of TIE Avery. Al
lasl0n - the aos; 0f our Own hotel prompts
Els - ssy. as solution 10 people who ap-
prostate = charming spot. YET are obliged 90
coant the cost before they start away from
home. that thefe are other holei accomoda-
tons here. aud no stat Of good boarding
houses. So that good board and lodging may
Dc bad h,9e daring the entire season for IS
20 s15 por week.
There are many fine drives Ia the coun-
try and along The lake shore. Those who
dad thealselves restless here witeo7t the
the excilsment OF CAV watering place. can
run down daily by rail, IN an hour, TO
Detroit. and from that base. sail down 10
utia- Bay. stop az the vine islands or get
OF az Crosse Isle Or they can turn their
lace the other way and 20 OF 10 the fats,
and have Hat tun." or spend day IN trip
10 Port Huron.
CIV. CHAFFEz.
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semethiax About s.ippers.

The heading viii interest the ladies
whether footsore from the continued house
hold duties. or eEesore from the ugly an q
.shspeless foot dainlias Of the past. All
vans beauty. comfort aud durability. COM
eined. and that too At q nominal expense.
For many years these qualities could not be
co.nbined. but now all Obstacles have been
ladies heart eye. foot and pocketbook, with
the most stylish and comfortable slippers,
and low shoes az little more than nothing.
Ladies' come and see what we can do for
you in this line. Chicago Shoe Store, 2S
Canal. Al and 43 Lvon-sts.
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q. J. Wsiser, new and second hand
furniture store. Is aud Is South Division
ST.. wishes 10 impress it upon your mind
while cleaning house. that he will call for,
take down and stove your stoves and sur
able rates
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NJ Silverthorn has purchased the Wind
sor Dining Hall. az ia Monroe 81, of Ply
meyer & Co., and will conduct il as first
class restaurant. Mr.. Silverthorn is an ex-
perienced hotel man. and good meals well
sarued AZ. aasnralI-
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r. F. MinkIer the vel and favorably
knosn photograph ~ - Canai-s.. has
recently moved 10 ,, Oanal-st where
be has ntfed up a ..slel gallery. and
wishes sil his friends CD call. he guaran-
tees 10 give entire satisfaction.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-29

z. c. Jackson. formerly of No. 4is South
Division St. has Roved his bakery to No.
% West Fulton-st- After strenuous efforts
Mr.. Jackson has ooiained a method for
making salt-rising bread, which he makes q
specially Of
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Our store will hereafter be open to our
customers every Wednesday and Saturday
evenings. All other nights We close 1t 8
p. m. CHICAGO SHoE STORE.
o Cana and al ard g Lyon-sts
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FURNITURE TO ORDER.

Anything or everything IN the
line Of special furniture. inside
finish Of house, Office OF store.
wood msnteis, and contract
workof any kind made tor order
cn short notice and IN tne best
manner out of thoroughly dried
lumber Of any kind Designs fur
nished when desired.
WOLvEHlN CHAIR 60.
w. +. PesrI-st, b AGE
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fine tailor nlads suits. thirty different
patterns % select from. worth from SIS to
SIS, only So, nov ST the Giant.
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Holland Mutual Association viii gfve
their A1D1al Excursion 80 kalsnsazoo June
i6ih, i>S7- Owing 20 the Inter state Com
nsrce law the rates for children, a. %.
Adults. 81 =. returr trip.
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The HnneiteSt Asn In Grand Eapfda.
A. sell Sc the haadsUulesf. and others ara
invited 20 gal on ". H Titl,s and Get
4 trial bottle 81 ksmps Bsissm for the
IAreat and Lunzs. $ remedy thar i selling
entirety upon its merits snd i gEsrsntsei
% cure and reiieve All Chronic AMI Acuus
tcrzhs Asshms. Bscnchifis and Consump-
ton. Price - cents and 81
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-29

Ladies may temporarily enhance their
heaBfv With prepared chalk bat those
Who conaplexions have the hue of nature
nse Freemans n1edicaie5. invisible FACE
Powder Sold b ER WrLsox.
Drrs,sfza
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-29

For a good cool drink or dish of Ice
Cream go 10 Coopers corner Canal aud
Bridge streets
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The undersigned viii paw the highest mar
ket price for Bealock bark 70 ba loaded on
csrs on any side track north Of Grand Rap
lis. Correspoudence soacifed.
Y B. CLARx.
10 Ottawa-st. Gran Raplds. Mich
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Elegant new line Of curtains by the yard
or pair. VoEer. HERPoLsHEIaEs & Co.
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. Canal and al ard 43 L

Bassett's Thosphated Sberbet the finest
drink. At Cooper's corner Canal and Bridge
street
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A Nobby Boys Straw Hat only % cents
at the Giant
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The Giant Is selling fine Fur Stif Hat at
81 q. The same has Is sold ali over for
g. 90
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COxaERCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The GiaEt Is selling a fine stiff. light
colored Hat ~ SIC.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-29

eood boys SIT. .s 81. eians closhius
Company.
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: Gents and lsdies hsl5riezan underwear.
FaTsT. HrnFo1sHFIHER & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-29

Nobsv light cOlorsd soft Hats only Sc.
Gisnt Clothing Co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-29

New stock Of tap<stry and body Brussels
carpets. NoIlr. HERPoLsHEIMER & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-29

Try Cooper Ice Cream. corner Canal
sfti7 rrS,frp sfraefs
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-29

A good esttonads Pants lined, only soc.
az the Giant
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-29

Are receiving special attention romour friends and til
have never before shown value in White Goods at all
and the prices at which WE selling them. Some
CRINKLE GooDs for THIS WEEK .a11# 54-'A =
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-13
WENT UNDER,
Wall Streets Peace of Mind
Restored by q Failure.
Sensational Discovery of Diseased
Ca,tls---Shot Dead for Murder
Rail Robbers.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE news of the
assignment of Ives g. Co. was hailed by
the brokers on the stock exchange with
manifestations of plea ure, the prevail
ing opinion being that it relieved the
street of an element OF dangerous uncer-
tainity. The assignee, William Nelson
Cromwell has the confidence of the street.
He said: "The assignment has not the
usual significance Of such affairs. II will
simply act as an adjustment, the assignee
receiving the aid of a powerful syndicate
which has already taken active steps to
reorganize and protect the creditors
The assignee was selected by the COM
bined interests. He says he expects that
all claims except those of the railway
company will be paid in full. He thinks
the liabilities are sometbing under 3d.
coo, 600.
William Fellows, Morgan & Co. are
reported to have lost ga, 008, 600 by the
failure. The current account of how
Ives & Co. got into the debt Of the c., II.
CD. railway to the extent of 81, DOC, COG
is . follows: They secured controlling
interest n their banking house was de
clared the New York agent for the road.
When the preferred stock was issued ii
was sent to Ives g. Co. to place. Instead
of distributing they bought it in them
selves from themselves as c., II. & d.
agents. They gave In payment q check
certified by Ives Is CO. This check was
deposited with Ives g. Co. as bankers OF
thu road. Ives & Co., now assign, hold.
ing the securities as q purchase and the
chick as a deposit.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-13
A NIGHT OF HORRORS.

rTAAHHF5
Rough Bores Tor the Dead-araves Of
the Iniurod.
Very few people here closed their eyes
in sleep all night long and lights which
shone from windows in nearly every
house In the place told the story Of the
faithful ministrations of the villagers to
the injured and dying. AT the depot o
couple Of men were busy enelosing the
remains of the recognized dead In rude
pine boxes, and the noise OF hammers
mingled with the groans of the dying in
the little town hall a few feet across the
way was a scene such rs to melt the
ntoufest heart. On nearly two score mat
trsssss We've men women and children in
various degrees OF suffering and torture.
Mr., and Mrs. Robert Zimmerman were
on one cot side by side, with arms aeross
each other, and the suffsrings of both
are exeruciating and Mr.. Zimmerman's
brother, who hurried here to relieve their
agony all he could was forced to leave
the room to relieve his own pent-up emo
tions. Near by was fiaxen-haired, doll
faced Mrs. Blondin, of Harker's corners,
who was enroute to Canada to visit her
mother, taking with her her two littls
girls. Az she WIS taken from the wreck
CRUSHED ALMOST sHAPELEss
hsr child, Josie, was found wedged be-
tween the timbers. The other child es-
capped without even u brnise. Upon the
platform DR.. Ballard bent over Josie for
hours, thinking each moment her last of
agony. Her mother lay dead across the
street, sbut despite her earnest pieadinKB
no one had the heart to tell the child the
dreadful truth.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-13

OF THE RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
sAsy DEAD N MOTHERS ARMS.
Searching he Ruins for More Bodies
The Fatalities win Reach Over
One Hundred-Enginser,s
Head Missing.

C~HATswoRTH, Ill, Aug. 12.--The work
of Identifying the dead and carinE.:.s1a
woundedin the railroad accident pro-
crosses. Upon each arrival of fearful in.
quiries a mi takes a lantern and enters
the dead room. To reach the telegraph
office reporters and railway men must
step over these dead bodies, picking their
way carefully in the darkness. A heavy
laden special train from Peoria has ar
rived carrying asshundred anxious inquir-
ers after friends and relatives. As the
people-women, men and boys-wa1ked
elong among the CHASTITY objects laid out
In long rooms In the railway station In q
FRcaRt store room and in q school house,
hitting bloody sheet after sheet and gag
ing upon face after face that had been
cut and In ON cases disfigured
almost beyond recognition, the
sights were pltiful In the extreme.
One young man from Peoria
tainted on finding the body of his mother
which he had been able to identity by hel
speetaoles and another temporary lost hii
reason when the almost u-nrecognizabls
remains of his t:wo sisters were pointed
out to him.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-13
DONE BY A GIRL.
Work In q shop Temporarily Hrought
to q Clsse.

Work In q shop Temporarily Hrough.
to q Clsse.
CHICAGO, Aug. 12.-Maggic McMunn,
10 years old, employed In the third story
OF Crane Bros foundry as a coremaker,
fell from the third story on to the side
walk on Jefferson street, her skull and
wrists being fra ctured. She was en-
deavoring to close q shutter and lost her
footing, There are several girls in this
same department, and nearly all of them
went in Mysteries, and 1t was fully an
hour before they were restored sufficiently
to be sent home. Officer Fish from the
Desplaines street station crowded up
the stairs into the room for the purpose
of making a police report of the accident,
but the moment his uniform was seen
the excitement broke out afresh, and
he was forced Il retire by the
physicians present. The panic OF grief
seemed to peculiarly effect even the
strong men who looked into the room.
One robust young tims-clerk from the
brass department went into the room
but an instant and returned completely
exhausted, his cheeks pale and his lips
blue, sinking into a chair ON the point of
fainting. Miss McMunn lives at No. 10
West Fifteenth street, and was taken to
the hospital. LAST night her condition
was pronounced dangerous.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-13
DIR. AlIowap,s

- . =. /
Bismarck Tribune; Dr.. 8. ]. a,.]
territorial veterinary sr,oeoa
recently returned from an sa|
over the territory, says TIA, y
small proportion of the agticulia.-
tricts have suffered somsuba.'a nat
Want OF rain, Yet the averaaa !. -
o small grams will be lalsels w
vance OF former years. TIE 81 .
vsgetablecrop, too, will be IL eo'n /
no doubt, TRAN has been know ~ Z
history OF Dakota. In cen,sa sA VI
the crop will average IN ns a, W
many counties (notably B, p,sa' 1
an exceptionally fine cfop. ~
southern and southwestern b ssoas
suffered from drouth. Tbs IVY
was more apparent in the Rls' Sha Y
country than elsewhere. IN ~. !
oheil, Yankton and Sioux Fall ss..l
the corn crop was admitted 4
best in that region for man,
along tne 81. Paul, Minneapolis ~
ito5a and Northern Pacific rs,Is. = !
their branches through the pss |
valley, both in Minnesota and AT ~ :
the quality and quantity Of Wbas, l
and barley SURPRISES anything ~
ever seen in the valley. There A., g. !.
places where it is safe to saw th..
crop of wheat that is now beng e..
cd will average fully thirty bush nI'
acre and not q few localities will !.
high as forty bushels to the ANA !
counties mentioned as exhihltin,
highest general average on Whss,
the ANAL grains were the notthsn
OF Cass. Trail, Grand Forks n
Pembina. Cavalier, Nelson, Grips,
Steele. At the present time and !
bly, for the next two or three ".
scene cen be witnessed in tbs i
counties that cannot be eoualed i
other agricultural region in The 4,
can continent. "Those having
doubt as to the magnitude Of i.
famed wheat fields of Dakota cav
doctor, Fought not to lose the a.
tunity of making a trip throppS'
valley of the Red"
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-13
TWO YOUNG scAPEeoATs.
They Commit an Assault Upon = Mis-.
guided Girl.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. Aug. IA horri.
BILE case of outrage occurred in the SUI
burbs of this city. Two young men
named John o'Neili and Bernard Ker-
nan invited Miss Tenie Schroeder and
Miss Mary Murray, servant girls to &C
company them to a dance on the OUT
skirts of the city but instead Of going to
the dance the men took the girls to a
secluded spot and committed a most foul
crime. During the walk the couples be,
came separated when Miss Murray's
escort made improper advances. She
broke away from him and succeeded in
escaping but Miss Schroeder was not so
fortunate. Herman and Miss Schroeder
were soon joined by o'Neil and by brutal
strength succeeded In over towering the
helpless girl. and she was terribly out
ragged by both men. After making her
escape Miss Murray notified the police
but the officers were unable to find the
fiends until Thursday morning when
they were arrested and taken before the
p~olicetJudge. They asked for a continu-
ance and were held in the sum $2, 600 for
a preliminary trial next Saturday. The
girl is terribly injured from the treat
aent she received.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-13
A Brakemsn,s Heroic Act.

BEDFORD, Ind, Aug. IA switch.
engine was returning from the water
tank. When within a mile of town she
dashed out of Rector's Cut. To the hor.
ror of all on board they saw a babe sit
ting in the middle of the track. The en-,
gine was reversed and the brake put ON,
but this dill not check the speed-the en-,
CINE slid along the track. All shut Their
eyes and turned their heads excepe John
Wilder, o brakeman, who was on the
front end. He crept down on the pilot
and reached his hand far out ahead Of the
engine and snatched the baby from the
track amid inc Cheers and applause of all
the residents of that part Of town who
saw it. The baby was the child OF
Thomas Stotts, wholiyes zeal ths track.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-13

kota will have an immigration next year
like unto the year 1856; and will round
out forty million bushels. With all
other crops even better than the wheat
crop, proportionately, the commission
er's opinion of the future is based upon
q solid foundation. Kansas will not be
q competitor next year. Her wheat crop
is only 25 per cent, or 8 900, 900 bushels,
hardly enough for home consumption
and seed. Iowa and Illinois are both
sufferers from the same drouths and the
conditions are ripe for Dakota to push
her advantages among the people OF
those states who know 9 good country
when thes see or near of it. Ia q word,
Daktoa will be the banner district in the
west.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-13
Routing Out Diseased Cattle.

DETROIT, Aug. 12.--Ths presence Of
pleuro-pneumonis in the cattle Of thil
city in a very aggravated form was dis,
covered by the authorities. The diseased
animals are all native cattle, in the
neighborhood of Kings cattle yard,
where Texas cattle are unloaded, botf
for home killing and shipment. All the
animals have died since Monday, but the
stcckmen succeeded In keeping the facts
secret. Meanwhile diseased and ex
posed animals have been slaughtered
and the infected mea sold in the mar
ket. twenty-five diseased animals hay,
been slaughtered the last two days. The
city meat inspector has instituted a rig
orous police patrol of that part of ia,
city, end the United States and state
commissioners notified of the facts.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-13
Cure of wrencaed sp,ne

How many man given to heavy labor
go through life with a kind Of hitch In
sne Jack bone caused by wrenching at
some period in their younger days. List
all such take heed from the following
letter:
Lyndonville, Orleans Go. N. Y, Mar.
8. l8s6.-Some years ago while loading
sheep on the. railroad, I badly wrenohed
my back. was confined to my bed Tor
tour weeks, being partially paralyzea.
. Iconld get no relief, I put on INV
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-13
owing to Previous Engagements. =

Cork, Aug. f2.--Mr. Blaine has writ
tens letter to Mr.. Il, d.. Sullivan, the
lord mayor of Dublin, thanking him for
the distinguished honors proposed to
be conferred upon him by rendering him
a banquet in the capital city. Mr.. Blaine
regrets he will be unable to accept of the
invitation as previous engagements COM
pei him to leave for the continent on
Thursday. Mr.. Blaine adds he will
never forget the uniform kindness he has
received during bis short s~ojourn in ire
land which has not only heightened
but Increased If possible the great inter
est he has always taken in Ireland's vel.
fare .l@NNV2
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-13
Her One Hundredth Birtha.v.

ST. CHARLES, ILL.,, Aug. 12-Mrs. MI.
Ter, on st, Charles, celebrated her tooth
birthday. She was born August l2, 1887,
In Brimtield, Mass. Her parents removed
TO Cherry Valley, Otsego county; N. ".
in 1905, where she was married that wear
to Simeon Barnnin. He having died, She
was married again in 1927 to Frederick
Miller. Mrs Miller has two sous III Chi.
cago, She now lives with her daughter.
Mrs. James S, Hampton. The ami.
yersary viii be celebrated by the visit OF
Z considerable number ofGhieago people.
She is strong and hearty.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-13
OVER 100 REPORTED DEAD.
The rnqa.s.-No New Facts Brouxh,
Out.

The Inqasst-No New Facts Brouxh,
Out.
The Inquest was resumed, but no new
material facts were developed. The rail-.
road company l. snspartngly condemned
for their treatment OF the dead bodies.
The a Of collins was sids-traokod al
Torest, and q score OF Male and female
bodies were left on the do6r of the depot
and In a vacans store ip the neigkborhood
These u~nproyised mosgtss were black
with flies and the stencil Nas deadly.
No complete list al the dend and in.
Jured can yet be made but from the best
OF figures ths former is believed to be
104 and the latter 1877. important evi-
dsnce was given by several witnesses
showing thete was . light seen on the
track in neighborhpod OF the disaster two
hour before the ifain was due. Other
evidence shows tliers was no engine in
sight at that time or n grass frsz.
This supports the theory of train wreck.
ing.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-13
Treating "a wonld-be-suicide.

DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 12.-A crowd of
perhaps 500 persons was ut Centre park
watching the efforts of two doctors and
several policemen TO save the life of
Charles Tegler, "a years old, of No. 231
Bush street, who had taken morphine
with suicidal intent in a fit of %despond-
ency. Tegler was stripped nearly naked,
and while being walked about was con-
stantly whipped with wet towels and a
stout barrel stave. The people watched
the proceedings as If it were a street
fakir's show, and every now and then
some spectator would volunteer to do the
licking, and layed on the stave Justify.
When tired another man volunteered.
Tegler must be black and blue all over.
He will have the satisfaction of knowing
that this crowd saved his life, even if
they did it for their own amusement
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-13

SALT LAKE CRY, Aug. 12.-Fred Hopt,
who murdered j. r. Turner in 1886, was
executed by being shot. The firing
party consisted Of Ave men with rifles.
They fred at a rosette pinned over
tHopt's heart. Three Of tho rifles cen.
tanned blanks. The two bullets pierced
the rosette and entered the heart of the
murderer, who leftover backward with
the chair and was dead. Hopt was cool
to She last and had a cigar in his mouth
all che time.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-13
The HanIan-Teemer Race.

TORONTO, Ont. Aug. I2.-Great inter-
est is being taken in the Hanlan-Teemer
FACE, to be rowed here Saturday. Teemer
feels that he has the biggest contract on
hand for AeNt Saturday afternoon that
he has eyer mad in his life. He asys he
is 2 good shape. and that he will be able
TO Knock the Toronto hoy ont. Hanlan
ventures to disaasee with him In the
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-13
Slick Takers In Session.

DETROIT, Aug. 12.-The annual meet
ing the of association of contracting freight
agerte was held here. w. w. Whitclaire
of Cleveland, was elected president, Fred
Rogers, of Chicago, vice-president,
James Hughes, of Chicago, secretary,
and Il, A. Treadwell, of Detroit, treas
urer, The next meeting will be held in
Chicago in August next year.